The Future of Mobility with Scewo's Advanced Wheelchair
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Scewo is here with the technology in which two wheels move most freely.
An electric wheelchair that can overcome all kinds of rough and impassable roads such as stairs.
You can control your speed and drive mode with a joystick mounted on the wheelchair.
You can activate the stair-climbing mode at the push of a button.
With the help of sensors, it constantly measures its surroundings.
Thanks to the optional rear-view camera you can also keep an eye on what is happening behind you.
You can adjust the height depending on the position you need in your activities during the day.
Scewo, which allows you to easily handle the simplest tasks and overcome obstacles, is waiting for you to try it at CES 2023.
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Compact yes but at 0:49 the small wheels in the center line can be improved to be less inside, larger and placed like behind the main wheels. When they get slippery they slide for sure!
Amazing looks like something out of a sci fi movie
I love the wheelchair wish I could get one .
Where is it available
Can it climb L stairs and round stairs though?
where we can buyed ¿¿¿
Robot vacuums need it
Hi,sir can send me details, price.
Havu meni amount
How about them selecting someone iike myself (wheelchair bound) to test. Thats the only way to prove value.
One of the most overrated wheelchairs of our time!
If the company would also put as much energy into product development as it does into building up a media presence and social media bling bling, it could result in a truly everyday product with real added value.
A wheelchair that doesn't take forever to get from drive mode to stair mode - real life isn't a closed-off trade show booth with a lot of time on its hands.
A wheelchair that not only becomes fully functional with a cell phone - what nonsense - and that doesn't have a built-in SIM so it can constantly "call home." Even as a wheelchair user, my data sovereignty and the fact that no data about my movements is recorded are more important to me than some cool hipster feature.
And if the wheelchair were also more compact and a bit smaller, it could also fit into the real lives of real disabled people and be a very special wheelchair!